Slovakia and Hungary - the Most Complicated Bilateral Relations in Central Europe - Focusing on the Gabčikovo-Nagymaros Problem

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Contents
3. Articles
4. Ethnic Composition of Presentday Europe
5. Ethnogenesis of Slovaks
6. Approaches to the Social Transformation of Slovakia
7. On Democratism of the Citizens of Slovakia Comparatively
8. French Diplomacy and Some Aspects of the 1946 Elections in Czecho-Slovakia
9. Slovakia and Hungary - the Most Complicated Bilateral Relations in Central Europe - Focusing on the Gabčikovo-Nagymaros Problem
10. Contemporary Slovak Society and Agrarian Reform
11. On the Necessity of the “Third Covenant” and Interreligious Understanding: Confessions of an Idealist
12. Reports and Book Reviews
13. Rural Employment and Rural Regeneration in Central Europe
14. A New Project of Slovak Ethnology
15. Atlas l‘udovej kultúry Slovákov v Mad‘arsku (Stav súčasnej existencie a poznania). A magyarországi szlovákok népi kultúrájának atlasza (A mai ismeretek és gyakorlat alapján)
16. Guidelines for Authors
17. Forthcoming Articles